What is the electronic book reader of pockets?

ebook or e-book is an electronic book that can be a digital version of a printed book or publication that has only digital existence. The ebook is created to read on a computer or a more portable device. On any PDA you can read a range of e -Knih. However, the ebook reader is a reserved E -Knih reading device. One type of e -book reader is the pocket e -book reader. This contradicts the Apple® iPad® and Amazon® Kindle® DX and 10.2 V (25.91 cm) screen Irex® Digital Reader 1000®, the largest of Ebook Amazon® Kindle® DX and 10.2 V (25.91 cm) readers. E -Knih readers have various operating systems, including Android®, Linux® versions including Montavist® Linux® and Windows® CE.

Some types of Ebook Ebook readers focus exclusively on reading electronic books, while others have additional features. E-book features available on various brands of pocket e-books include touch screen, dictionary, card reader and text Nand speech. Other extended features include web browser, WiFi, 3G and Bluetooth®. Some play MP3 and display images.

There is a wide range of document formats for the Pocket Electronic Book reader and the readers differ. Some of the formats that are often found include PDF (portable document format), TXT (text files, HTML (Hypertext language language), Mobipocket®, RTF (rich text format) and EPUB (electronic publications), which can only be 256 MB (megaby) and as well as 2 GB.

Screen resolution on Ebook Ebook reader is 600 x 800 pixels, but may have different PPI values ​​(pixels per inch). The number of gray levels in degrees is between 4 and 16. The battery life is measured in the page rotation and is given as "up to" quantities, the best of which is "up to 8000." Recharge time is between 3.5 hours and 4 hours, more or less. The lightest way of about 6.14 oz (174 g), with a heavier weighing 12.1 oz (343 g). Some are quite thin, with a thickness of only 0.4 inches (1.02 cm).